The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-11

being the occasion of the Queens jubilee.
NEW YORK, June 10, noon.-Cotton opened
easy; middlMg uplands II 5-16c, middling Or
leans li1ac; sales III bales.
FutlueS-Market steady, with sales as follows;
June delivery II i0c, July II 15c. August II aDc.
10 54c.
800 p m.-Market closed steady; middling up
lands II slice, middling Orleans 1llsc; sales to-
day a,SOl bales, including 1900 for export; net
receipts none, gross AZ bales
Futures-Market closed very firm with sales or
10000 bales, as follows: June delivery II &c,
July IL 230ll1 2tc, August II 28M1l 29c, Sep
tember 10 e6Gpl0 &c, October 10 34GD1O 3oc, No
veInber 10 0S0i0 00c, December 10 06@10 orc,
january 10 l00t0 lie, February 10 16010 17c,
March 10 23@10 CSC April 10 3061t0 acc.
Green & Co. IS report on cotton futures saws:
1T has been an animated and fuctuating mar
ket, but 1t developed a stronger undertone and
eventually recovered good portion OF the re-
cent loss, On the break of Friday considera-
BILE line on short sales was created and some
addition thereto was made this morning, but
the clique then came in and by strong bidding
started the demand to cover that ran August up
some l2 points above last evening and carried
the feeling firm to the close. Better accounts
from Liverpool during the afternoon assisted
the Improvement, and 100000 bales taken again
to-day for export carried much influence"
Weekly net receipts 3l3 bales, gross 4,6S1;
exports, to Great Britain $40 bales. to the
continent 100; sales S,6l2 bales stock 1861
bales.
GALVESTON, June 1O-Cotton steady; middling
10 li-l6c
NoRFoLK, June 1O.-Cotton quiet; middling
II slice.
BALTIMORE, June 1o,-Cotton quiet but firm;
middling Itlsc
BosToN, June 1o.-Cotton steady; middling
11kc.
WILMINGTON, June 10-Cotton firm; middling
l1]6c
PHILADELPHIA, June 1O.--Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1lisc.
NEW ORLEANS, June TO- Cotton firm; middling
1870.
Monte, June 1O.-Cotton quiet but steady;
MEMPHIS, June 1o-Cotton firm; middling
10a4c
AUGUSTA, June 10--Cotton firm; middling lie
CHARLESTON, June l0.-Cotton firm; middling
MONTGOMERY June 10.-Cotton firm; middling
10}4c
MACON, June 10.-Cotton firm middling l014c.
COLUMBUS, June l0-Cotton quiet; middling
NASHVILLE, June 1O.-Cotton steady; middling
lie.
SELMA, June 1O.-Cotton steady; middling
10Ic
ROME, June 1O.-Cotton firm; middling 1o16c.
New YORK, June demonstrated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 1926 bales; exports,
to Great Britain $40 bales to the continent none:
stock at all American ports 3s9,774 bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC
LIVERPOOL, June 10, noon--Wheat dull; de
mand poor; supply good; No California IS Id
ass Sd, do. red western spring Is 3dl7s Id, do.
western winter Is 4dGl7s Cd. Corn dull; demand
poor: new mixed As lid. Lard, prime western
34s Cd Total receipts of wheat for the past
three days 220,00O centals--American $1,000; re-
.ceipts of American corn 30, 400.
New YORK, June 10. noon. Flour quiet and
weak. Wheat irregular Corn easier. Pork
dull; mess $40 Lard firmer at 81 o2J6 Freights
firm. Old mess pork dull at SIS
500 p. m.-Flour, Southern closed quiet but
firm. Wheat-spot 1f01c higher but less active;
options nervous and unsettled, opened &c lower.
June steady, others 14GG94c lower; later, all
reaction of 14GD1sc; No. spring sec; ungraded
red g5a9Sa4c No. red, June delivery 9716d
9s14c, July 9JGaS51sc, closing 9514c; August 91a
@9214c, closing 012sc;, Corn-spots a shade
lower, closing steady; unRraded 4714614S; No ?,
June delivery 47I564714c, July 47346D4Sc. Oats
spot trihe better; options rather easier;
mixed Western 346137c; No. 2, June delivery
3376GI34c, July 331Sc, closing same. Hops quiet
but steady. Coffee, fair Rio nominal; options
active but decidedly lower, closing firm; No
Rio, June delivery Is roo Is Soc, August 10 O56n
10 SIC. Sugar easier and quiet; fair refining
A 13-l66556c, cubes 15-16c. Molasses dull
and nominal; so test, zoe. Cotton seed oil-3lc
for crude, Ale for refined. Wool quiet but
steady; domestic fleece 3o93Tc pulled l4G13lc;;
Texas 90024c. Hides quiet. Pork steady and
fairly active; mess S15 for old, SIG for new.
Beef dull. Cut meats steady Middles dull
and NOMINAL Lard "a B points higher but rather
quiet; Western steam, on spot 81, July delivery
81 0tGf %, August 81 l4@s' To- trelghts dull:
wheat 134d, cotton lied.
CHICAGO, June 10-The cables this morning
were dull, and put downward tendency on
wheat and corn. Beyond these early advices
there was little to affect opening markets. The
receipts of wheat continues heavy-551 cars
were reported this morning. July wheat opened
at S516c rumor that 100000 bushels wheat
had cleared from New York was circulated,
causing July to jump to S534c, but il almost inn
mediately reacted TO S5LSc. An expected UNI
favorable crop report and large clearings of
wheat both from New York and Philadelphia
made the wheat market stronger, and by 1890
July wheat sold up to S515c. Speculation was
not greatly disturbed by any outside influence
during the morning session The clique did no
thing as usual. Probably the most important
feature of the day was the rumor that certain
parties were going to make q tender of in
spected wheat on the track In satisfaction of
June contracts II it was not accepted, would
test the question in the courts. This would be
in lieu of warehouse receipts, IL being Impossible
to deliver in the regular way owing TO the
scarcity Of storage room. This, II accomplished,
would be O very important question, but so far
IL is nothing but rumor, and could not be traced
to any reliable source. A little squirt of local
buying came in Just prior to the O'Clock close,
putting July up to S55sc, then it reacted frac-
tion, recovered, and closed the morning session
steady at S5tal1S51kc. The crowd remains in
doubt about the attitude of the clique in July
wheat, many regarding II a very doubtful ven
ture to load up with that future. In view of the
amount in store and favorable crop reports,
June wheat ranged between 92M9e9sc, closing
at the opening figure, 9216c There were fire.
auent fluctuations in August of fractional
amounts during the day. II opened at Sc, and
closed at s13sc. Corn was slow and prices
dragged steadily downward. The local crowd
were more disposed to sell, and operators con
tinue to change their trades from near
to more distant futures and
the difference widened slightly. Receipts
were fair July opened at 39c, sold
down to 3S3lc and closed at $500 3s5sc. Octo-
Der closed at 4034c. A good deal OF corn is being
taken out Of store, and vessel room was char
tered for 345, 900 bushels. Short ribs and lard
were moderately active and stronger and prices
averaged higher. Offerings early were ligat,
and the demand from and to I'll outside orders
fair and pricee Of short ribs were advanced 10
GAI2lSc and lard &c. reaction followed after
early BUYERS had been filed up and the closing
prices were identical with the opening figures,
with exceptions Of August and September,
which were 2l6c better.
The following were the cash quotations:
Flour continues quiet; prices unchanged.
Wheat. No. 2 spring 92ISGl928sc; No 3 spring
78c: No = red 92Hc. Corn, No. 2, 37a4c. Oats,
No. 9, 3516c Mess pork S22 Lard So 6719db6 10.
Short rib sides, loose 81 600t7 621e. Dry salted
shoulders, boxed s. 60l1b 70i short clear sides.
boxed 81 950S 10. Whisky 81 10.
Taod,nor fntu,AG ranp,al as follows.